Stock List From New York Exchange Noon Prices
The AP provided noon stock transactions from the New York Stock Exchange and related market data. It lists high low last bids in a dense table with numerous securities, percentage changes, and notable tickers across sectors, including industrials, consumables, and tech names. The report compiles averages, bonds, and commodity indicators reflecting intraday activity and prior-day comparisons.
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New York
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Pip Lin Stock Exchange
John Aamiral
Valeritack
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Unite Wipees Corp Aum
Ol Lee
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T&t
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AriRef
Goodyr
GraceCo
Henna Colemt
HercPar
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Carrier
Carty
Ue Loth Packers
Ceisnese
Steckibr
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Chimil Sip
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Loreas Corp
Cork
Martinmer
Daycotep
Daves
Associated Press
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Fon. L. Vices
Publkind
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StBrands
Kollsman
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Staohins
Stdohon
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Swift
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WiwanTel
Vietnam War mission targets Thanh Hoa bridge area
The report describes heavy anti aircraft defenses signaling the North Vietnamese defense and the first use of MIG interceptors. It notes the Thanh Hoa bridge near Hanoi as a bombing target and mentions other bridges Dong Phuong Thuong and near Dong Hoi in the border area.
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Pentagon
U.S
North Viet Nam
Thanh Hoa
Hanoi
Dong Phuong Thuong
Thanh Ho
U S Broadened Role in Belor Policy Remarks From Washington
President signals no peace talks with North Vietnam in near term and asserts U S commitment is irrevocable. He plans discussions with Prime Minister Phan Huy Quat and other leaders to explore ways to strengthen policy in coming weeks.
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United Ate
Abelor
Washington
Phan Huy
Quat
Wheat price supports cut to $1.25 a bushel
The proposal would set price supports at about $1.25 a bushel, the same as present. Millers would pay $1.25 a bushel on all wheat milled for domestic consumption versus 75 cents now, with money to farmers through marketing certificates as part of the domestic wheat market of about 500 million bushels.
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Farmers Com
East German Reds Close Autobahn For 3 Hours
East German Communists blocked the Berlin autobahn for over 30 hours and MIG fighters patrolled the air corridors to Berlin. Western powers disputed the move as a response to West Germany’s planned Parliament session in West Berlin.
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John D. Koehler
Berlin
West Berlin
Berlin Autobahn
Henape
West Germany
Helmstaedt
Convair
U.S
Helmstedt
Satellite Faces Second Critical Test
A 970 pound satellite powered by the SNAP-10A reactor heads into a second trial to test an ion engine prototype capable of up to 100000 mph. The test follows a successful first milestone where the reactor produced 580 watts.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Bernard Schriever
Air Force Systems Command
Atomic Energy Commission
Space Land
Air Force
AEC
Regulation Argument Over TV Mockups in Commercials
The New York commission pressed for an order limiting false implied testing in ads. The Circuit Court warned that sponsors cannot claim experimental proof if the demonstration uses mockups or is not an actual test without disclosure. Government counsel argued mockups are not banned but require clarity to viewers.
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New York
Circuit Court
Killer Of Three Females Sought
South Michigan police seek a killer after three women found murdered near Benton Harbor and a fourth possibly victimized. Victims are Diane Carter 7, Mrs. Olin Boyer 69, and Mrs. Robert Jones 37. Autopsies cite sex crime evidence and mutilation. no link to Delores Young case yet.
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ED Markaity
Henry Griese
A. J. Dalgleish
Jones
Delores Young
Benton Harbor
Bruce Hiler
Philip Rose
Diane
Syracuse
N. Y
Chicago
Six Christian denominations seek united church compromise
In Lexington Kentucky representatives of six Christian denominations meet to decide if a basis exists for forming a united church. Leaders from the Presbyterian United Methodist Protestant Episcopal Evangelical United Brethren and Disciples of Christ say talks over three years have moved toward concrete steps. Any plan would require ratification by the denominations' conventions.
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Lexington
Eugene Carson Blake
Phil
Tedterian
U.S.A
Actua
Ian Douglass
United Church of Christ
Presbyterian
United Churches
Piscopal ‘Church
Evangelical United Brethren Church
The
Christian Churches
Disciples
Earthquake Claims Twenty In Central Greece
A violent center peninsula quake struck Megalopolis area southwest of Athens at 5 13 am. It killed about 20 and injured 200 with final toll possibly 30. Thousands wandered ruins as 5 villages were 90 percent destroyed and uninhabitable. Premier Papandreou declared emergency and sent forces with medical supplies.
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Athens
Greece
Megis
George Papandreu
Charlotte Widow Is Asphyxiated in Fire
Mrs. Virginia R. Johnson about 42 widow of John son Motor Lines founder was found dead in a hallway of her ranch style Charlotte home after a pre dawn blaze. Firemen say the roof collapsed over the main section and her small dog died in the kitchen.
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Charlotte
N. C
Virginia R. Johnson
Johnson Motor Lines
Divers Search Rowland Cave for Four Trapped
A Navy diving team from Washington and two Louisiana professionals entered Rowland Cave near Mountain View Arkansas to reach four spelunkers trapped since Saturday night. Rescue efforts include three rowboats and underwater swims as lights blinked SOS signals from the surface indicating hope the men remain above water.
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Mountain View, Ark
Navy
Washington
Louisiana
Rowland Cave
Ialeed Morgan
Atr
Hugh 1
Batesville
Ark
Spelunker
Mike Hill
Steve Wilson
Hogan Bledsoe
North Carolina and South Carolina Weather Outlook
Forecast shows variable cloudiness with warmer nights across the Carolinas. Showers or thundershowers affect about 40 percent of mountains tonight and around 50 percent of the state Tuesday, with temperatures easing into the 60s for highs in several cities and mid 40s to low 50s at night. Rainfall expected around a quarter to a half inch mainly on Tuesday Wednesday and Saturday.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Asheville
Charlotte
Raleigh
Charleston
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